José Naranja

Serious good design in these Thai stamps.

The second time I couldn’t find the exit at Shinjuku station turned out to be my lucky day.

I like the feeling in this photo so much.

Testing this Pigma Micron Fine and the first feeling is great.

Drawing is a top activity.

Sci-fi is great again.

As always, finishing all the notes during a trip is almost impossible, I don’t like completing the pending notes at home but even when I set it as a priority, it never happens.

When I was leaving HK, these 3 control towers came to say bye bye.

Mixes notes.

During the morning walks along Da Nang beach I find peak creativity moments.

I did a list of the coffee shops I’ve visiting these weeks.

Hong Kong is so rich in details and keeps many layers of information I’d like to unveil with time.

This detail from In The Mood For Love (2000) represents the essence of HK as I imagine it.

Primates use high tech in many ways.

Today I made a few new rubber stamps.

These are the tools I'm using these days for drawings with pencil.

Vans gives you joviality +5 and aesthetic +10.

As usual, these kind of places are great but the experience is a test of patience.

I’m often surprised how much information can be compacted in a couple of pages.

I drew this sketch a few weeks before the arrival of 3I/Atlas.

I like these tiny drawings with watercolor background as a visual summary of my days in Ao Nang.

Koh Hong, in Krabi, is a paradise-category place.

Sketch from today.

Having fun today with mixed notes in no particular order hoping randomness somehow brings aesthetic.

Bang Kachao a relaxing is area.

I think I will need time to get used to it.